Paddy – “ধান” – Dhan – Fresh Selected Paddy Seeds For Puja

Poojn Paddy: The Essence of Purity for Your Sacred Rituals

Bring the blessings of nature into your home with Poojn Paddy (धान), the purest form of unmilled rice, essential for countless Pujas and ceremonies. Sourced from the finest paddy fields and carefully processed to maintain its natural goodness, Poojn Paddy is an offering of reverence, symbolizing prosperity, abundance, and spiritual nourishment. Available in convenient packs of 25g, 50g, 100g, 250g, 500g, and 1kg, ensuring you always have this sacred grain at hand.

Significance of Paddy in Indian Culture

Paddy, the lifeblood of agrarian societies, holds deep cultural and religious significance across India. More than just a grain, it’s a symbol of life, fertility, and prosperity. Used in a myriad of rituals, from simple daily prayers to elaborate temple ceremonies, paddy represents our connection to the earth and the divine. Offering Poojn Paddy during Puja is believed to invoke blessings and attract positive energy.

Why Choose Poojn Paddy?

• Superior Quality: Poojn Paddy is meticulously selected and processed, guaranteeing a pure and unadulterated product for your sacred rituals. Free from impurities and pests, our Paddy ensures a pristine offering for the deities.
• Untouched Purity: We maintain the grain’s natural state, preserving its spiritual essence and maximizing its positive energy. The unmilled form retains its natural husk, symbolic of protection and wholeness.
• Versatile Use: Poojn Paddy is suitable for a wide range of Pujas, Havanas, and auspicious occasions. Whether it’s a simple home prayer or an elaborate festival ritual, you can rely on Poojn Paddy to elevate your spiritual practice.
• Convenient Packaging: Available in a variety of sizes to suit your needs, from small pouches for individual use to larger bags for community events. Our airtight packaging ensures the Paddy remains fresh and ready for use.

Paddy: Known by Many Names

Paddy, the precursor to rice, is known by different names across various Indic languages. This speaks to its widespread importance and cultural significance. Some of these names include:

• Hindi: धान (Dhaan)
• Tamil: நெல் (Nel)
• Telugu: వరి (Vari)
• Kannada: ಭತ್ತ (Bhatta)
• Malayalam: നെല്ല് (Nellu)
• Bengali: ধান (Dhaan)
• Marathi: तांदूळ (Tandul) – although this typically refers to rice, the plant is sometimes also called भात (Bhaat)
• Gujarati: ડાંગર (Dangar)
• Punjabi: ਝੋਨਾ (Jhona)
• Oriya: ଧାନ (Dhana)

Using Poojn Paddy in your spiritual practice enhances the sanctity of your rituals and connects you to a rich cultural heritage. Embrace the purity and blessings of Poojn Paddy today. Choose Poojn, choose authenticity. Choose blessings.